Chapter

 1     I|  pack-thread pedlar! if thou dost not let me go immediately,
 2   III|    my faithful servant! what dost thou want?" inquired Achmed
 3   III|   mighty. Be it even as thou dost command! May the sun rise
 4     V|   sends thee this ring. Well dost thou know what was beneath
 5     V|    thy throne."~ ~"Wherefore dost thou trouble me with these
 6     V|  whole world to thee if thou dost lose thy beloved? Go on
 7     V|   upon thy face, and if thou dost turn thy face from me, then
 8     V|      battle, fancy that thou dost see before thee the waving
 9     V|  arrival. If by evening thou dost not show thyself in the
10   VII| steady when carried.~ ~"What dost thou say, my son?" he then
11  VIII|     me, therefore, what thou dost require of the Sultan, and
12  VIII|  granted, provided that thou dost promise to disperse thy
13  VIII|     on their account.~ ~"Why dost thou keep waking us so often,
14  VIII| Grand Vizier himself.~ ~"How dost thou come to know me?" inquired
15  VIII|   made sport with thy heart? Dost thou want yet more?"~ ~"
16  VIII|   and thou wilt believe thou dost see flower-baskets before
17  VIII|  anything about us!"~ ~"What dost thou say? Go away now when
18  VIII|     of the sound of my name? Dost not thou also feel a desire
19  VIII|      Call me not Excellency! Dost thou not perceive from my
20  VIII|      preserve!"~ ~"Thou also dost seem very familiar to me.
21    IX|  badly with them as thou who dost humiliate him. Sulali is
22    IX|   his desperation.~ ~"Halil! dost thou dream or art thou beside
23    IX|     art thou beside thyself? Dost thou imagine thyself to
24    IX|     it is accomplished, thou dost sit on the throne to which
25     X|    was behind that smile.~ ~"Dost thou not love me, then,
26   XII| leave us, come with us. What dost thou seek in that big desolate
27   XII|      a talisman with me. Why dost thou smile? Thou a Christian
28   XII|       Thou a Christian woman dost not believe in talismans?